Death and cremation of Siam king eyed by missionaries
Miss Edith M Buck writes from Chungmai Siam describing the death of King Chulalongkorn and an impending cremation. She notes the unprecedented timing, possible quick succession to power, and tensions with France and England over Siam. She recalls meeting the crown prince, later King Vajiravok, at Chieng Mai and his patronage of schools.
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Triangle
Edith M. Buck
Chungmai Siam
Chulalongkorn
Siam
France
England
Vajaravok
Chieng Mai
Prince Royal
James K Patterson Led Kentucky State University Longtime President
James K Patterson, longtime president of Kentucky State University, just celebrated his 78th birthday. Born in Scotland, he came to America as a boy and built the college into a strong regional institution whose influence reaches Kentucky and the South. He retired last year and was succeeded by Judge Henry Barker, a native of Christian County.
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James K. Patterson
Kentucky State University
Scotland
America
State College
Kentucky
South
Patterson
Henry Barker
Christian County
Hopkinsville
Keech Grove appoints Lloyd Mann as superintendent
Lloyd Mann 09 becomes superintendent of Keech Grove schools and leads the town to secure a public library. William Vance 07 will preach at First Presbyterian church of Gardner this summer. Earl S. Miles 10 writes from Ames enjoying a spring vacation this week.
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Lloyd Mann
Keech Grove
Ind
William Vance
First Presbyterian Church
Gardner, N
Earl S. Miles
Ames
English Teachers Meet in Indianapolis Annual Session
The annual meeting of Indiana college English teachers opens in Indianapolis. Prof. Souter and Miss Harding from Hanover attend. Attendees discuss Preparatory English work for collegiate standing and other department questions. The gathering is well represented and expected to be productive.
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English Teachers of Indiana Colleges
Indianapolis
Souter
Harding
Hanover
County Theater Presents a Complex Love Tangle
Seniors 10 present a stage farce featuring Judge Rigby and political rival Hackler. Wheeler falls for Lucy Rigby while Rigby exposes Wheeler’s flaws, with libel threats, disclosures of a $300 estate theft, and romantic entanglements among a cast including Elzey, Briscoe, Watkins, and "Chick" Elzey. The plot twists toward election tensions as townsfolk react and a bustling cast adds color and humor.
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Willie Johnson
Amos Whitney
Robert Millis
Lucy Rigby
Elias Rigby
Jeannette Teeple
Rigby
Laura Reynolds
Jefferson Brisco
Emma Leland
Lorena Watkins
Eleanor McLelland
Tilford Wheeler
Wheeler
Judge Rigby
Hackler
Lucy
Chick Elzey
Cleaver
Joe Whittaker
Jupiter Pettiway
Elzey
Mrs. Briscoe
Jefferson Briscoe
Sassafras Livingston
Hanover College senior class presents outstanding drama cast
The Hanover College senior class offers one of its best productions with stars Miss McLelland Miss Teeple Mr Almond Mr Millis and Mr Moffet in leading roles. The cast is balanced and ready to start practice next week with a strong, well matched company.
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Hanover College
Dramatic Club
Miss McLelland
Miss Teeple
Almond
Millis
Moffet
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